(7) Those strategies, however, may introduce additional quantitative variation from the labeling procedure and may be cost prohibitive when working with samples (e.g., tissues) with relatively low levels of protein phosphorylation.
ITVS has supported a handful of nondocumentary films in the past, but has largely found the cost of feature-length work prohibitive.
"We live in a 30-year-old house, and it would have been a prohibitive amount of work and expense," he said.
At first sight, this might seem like a prohibitive amount of work, but it is not since it simply entails using some of the available auxotrophs (or generating a few new ones through transformation) to see if they can support each other in liquid suspension, colonies or biofilms/mats.
Finding the extra time to vote mid-week is difficult for everyone and practically prohibitive for many working class citizens clocking long hours at work while looking after a family.
In the real world, of course, companies face the prohibitive costs of continually working out with whom to do business and which goods and services they need to obtain (transaction costs).
Additionally, survey-based research may be legislatively or time prohibitive for research scientists working for the federal government (Presser and McCulloch 2011).
This is largely because at the scale needed to uncover rare developmental transcripts, Sanger-based EST sequencing quickly becomes technically and financially prohibitive for many labs working on organisms with smaller research communities.
For non-model plant species such as Musa where little sequence information is available, microarray development costs are so substantial as to be prohibitive for most groups working in the area.
For low-income women, those added costs for gas, the bus, childcare and housing, in addition to the cost of the abortion procedure itself and lost wages from a day or three off of work, can be prohibitive.
